Quote Originally Posted by Jimmy G-Force View Post
I completely disagree with almost every post in this thread.

Personally I think Haye beats the pair of them. I really dont see either Klit being anything special at all. I think Vitali is the harder fight due to he fact he has a granite chin. I remember 'that' uppercut Lewis landed would have taken out pretty much any heavyweight, but Vitali took it without barely blinking. I really believe Haye has the footwork and speed to make the very ponderous Vitali look silly, I really do.

As for Wlad, well this guy is just one-punch from Haye away from being put to sleep. I have never rated Wlad's chin, and someone with Haye's speed, angles and power should be enough to take Wald out with ease. I was very impressed with Haye's dismantling of Ruiz, it was cold and calulated. He didnt take risks because he didnt need to. He didnt need to go looking for the knockout, because with his type of speed and power, it's always going to come. My one concern was Haye's low right hand, but if the 4 week lack of sparring is correct as Adam stated, there is plenty of time to work on that.

I dont understand where this idea that either Klit's are unbeatable. I havent been very impressed with either of them to be honest. Vitali looked his best against an out of shape Lewis, and that was ages ago. Both of them for me are far too robotic. I think Wlad is techically the better boxer, but Vitali has the whiskers. Haye beats both for me. He knocks out Wlad, then he outboxes Vitali over the distance. I personally think that Haye's footwork and upperbody movement is seriously under-rated. This is a guy that doesnt just have fast hands, he has fast everything. And in a division as cumbersome as the current heavyweight elites, he has a great chance.

Just my 2 cents.
I agree with this post. Haye has a great chance against both Klits. Wlad is just too chinny and I don't see Haye not connecting at all. Only a retard who has never actually watched Haye could possibly think that Chambers or anyone Wlad has fought for that matter is faster than Haye in either foot or hand and I honestly think he is the hardest puncher Wlad will have fought when they do eventually meet.

As for Vitali, he just looked so robotic last time out, and lets face it he knew it and that is why he is fighting someone that I honestly think Audley would have beaten when they were due to meet next week. In fact i'd rather have seen Vitali fight Audley seeing as he had just called Klit out the week before too. Haye is almost ready to take over this stagnent division now and drive the life back into the greatest sport in the world.